The son of two Asian-Indian immigrants, Kush Doshi, MHA, MPA, LMT graduated from the University of Washington in 2021 with Masters in Health Administration and Public Administration. Passionate about advancing health efforts for communities of color and mobilizing health equity, he currently works for Community Health Plan of Washington as the Program Manager for Immigrant and Refugee Health. He previously worked at Sea Mar Community Health Centers as the Health Center Administrator for the Marysville Medical and Dental sites and the Sea Mar Medical Residency Program. He became a Board Member with Seattle Roots Community Health in early 2021 and serves as Board Vice Chair and Board Governance Workgroup Lead. In 2024, he was selected to join the City of Seattle’s Immigrant and Refugee Commission as a Commissioner.   

Kush has presented at numerous conferences and on panels focused around advancing health equity including for the University of Washington School of Public Health, the Association of University Programs in Health Administration, and Northwest Regional Primary Care Association. He also has provided numerous presentations on immigrant and refugee health across Washington State such as the Washington State Public Health Association’s Annual Conference, the Refugee Community Building Conference held by the New Americans Alliance for Policy and Research, and to various community based organizations and community providers.